Miranda Kerr Opens Up About Failed 3-Year Marriage To Orlando Bloom

No ill will here! Miranda Kerr revealed she's on peachy terms with ex Orlando Bloom , 13 years after their split.

Now wed to media mogul Evan Spiegel and a mom of four, the beauty founder said she and her ex, who shares Daisy , 5, with former fiancée Katy Perry , committed to forgiving each other.

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Before heading to the Seattle Seahawks' championship ceremony and parade on Wednesday morning, outspoken linebacker Ernest Jones IV joined "Up ⁘ Adams" and had a message for all the doubters.

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Joan Smalls Pairs Giant-Sized Cargo Pants With A Tiny Bra

Not so long ago, cargo pants—with all their extra pockets and baggy proportions—were firmly in fashion's "don't" column. But the utilitarian silhouette, once a relic of construction sites and frat bros, has been steadily reclaimed by the fashion set over the past several months. Its latest champion? Joan Smalls.

Smalls made the case for oversized cargos at the Marc Jacobs spring 2026 runway show in New York last night. The model supersized the trend, however, by wearing a pair of deliberately huge trousers. Done in an army green color, her pants featured two comically large pockets on either leg and bunching at the hem. Though they nipped in Small's waist, they were so long that her black heels were almost all but hidden underneath.

Smalls went minimal up top. She wore a mustard yellow bra that bared her midriff, with a brown faux fur coat that she styled coolly on her arms. Tousled curls and natural, glowing skin were the finishing touches.

The look actually joined pieces from Jacobs's fall 2026 runway presented in July, which leaned into exaggerated, almost doll-like proportions. Though Smalls's pants were shown with a lavender bubble top, she opted to go the lingerie route on Monday evening.

Smalls isn't the only star embracing the look. At the Dior Men show in Paris last month, model Mona Tougaard took to the front row in a pair of too-big cargo shorts, designed with a sculpted bustle at the back, and a fitted knit top. The likes of Rihanna (and her sons, Riot and RZA ), Tyla , and Gigi Hadid have all gotten in on the resurgent trend too.

But cargos aren't just a celebrity phenomenon. In addition to Jacobs, the 2000s staple has been reimagined by Jonathan Anderson at Dior, New York favorite Willy Chavarria, and Sacai.

Ndchen Debuts Her Wedding Ring After Marrying Joaquim Valente

The supermodel and the jiu-jitsu instructor tied the knot on December 3 at their home in Surfside, Florida.

Just over two months after Gisele Bündchen married Joaquim Valente in a small, private ceremony at their home in Surfside, Florida, the supermodel stepped out wearing her wedding ring.

"I can't believe it's already been over a year since you came to bless our lives," she wrote. "Thank you, God, for so much❤️ ⁘."

In another Instagram post , Bündchen wrote, "Thank you, 2025. I step into this new year with gratitude, love, and trust for what's next❤️🙏🏼✨."

"As 2025 comes to an end, my heart is full," she added. "This year brought deep lessons and profound growth. Becoming a mother again reshaped everything—my time, my priorities, my heart. I'm grateful for these sacred moments that changed me in ways words can't fully hold."

Naomi Watts' Stella McCartney Polka Dot Top Look Is Classic Chic

When it comes to polka dots , it's one fashion element that never re ally goes out of style, and Naomi Watts just gave the classic print a fresh, polished spin for the taping of her appearance on "The Kelly Clarkson Show." For this occasion, she opted for a Stella McCartney polka dot top paired with a sleek leather skirt. This ended up merging this vintage and playful pattern with all things modern and structured, creating a sense of sophisticated sophistication and giving a nod to vintage charm with a touch of modern trends.

For this occasion, Naomi Watts opted for a spectacular ensemble that accentuated her oh-so-enviable curves. "The Ring" actress' latest look featured a stylish polka-dotted top from none other than Stella McCartney. This full-sleeved white top with black polka dots created a rather monochromatic touch. It also had a cowl-like neckline. Watts' look also featured an extended sleeve and an oversized silhouette, which added to its appeal.

Further, Watts' accessory game included bold gold hoops, a matching ring, and stylish black sunglasses. These added a touch of charm to her ensemble. Even her blonde locks were styled into a bob with a wavy twist and a middle parting. This perfectly framed her face. Even her natural-looking makeup, paired with bright pink lipstick, looked awesome with the whole look.

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There were no new medals for Team USA on Monday. But there was plenty of high-stakes competition that sets up U.S. athletes in medal position with gold at stake in multiple events.

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Inside The Olympics Opening Ceremony With Vittoria Ceretti And The Giorgio Armani Crowd

Milan's San Siro Stadium—the city's landmark sporting venue that opened a century ago this year (and which is set to be decommissioned after these Olympic Games)—was at overflow capacity. Not only in the stands that hold 80,000 people, but also on the grounds and walkways, too—every tunnel, ingress point, and food stand had a line, with mostly Italian insignia on view, though there was tons of American regalia too. I might have actually seen more stars and stripes, but, being American, I might've been looking out for the red, white, and blue more than other national motifs. Soon, and slightly to everyone's surprise (as the working line has been, "This is Italy, you never know"), the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Games started at 8:00 PM, Central European Time, on the dot.

I was fortunate to have been offered a ticket via Giorgio Armani, one of this particular Games' partners. The house's EA7 Emporio Armani line is the official outfitter of Team Italia. After finishing half an Aperol Spritz at the Armani Hotel, our group—including the Italian supermodel Mariacarla Boscono in an Armani jacket and the actress Diane Kruger in a scarlet Armani bolero—headed forth. We had to walk a few blocks to our ride because of road closures. A high profile crowd cramming into a bus? "This is Italy."

We'd only just settled into Section 155 in the San Siro when the ceremony began. At that point, it was still warm enough outside (probably in the high 40s, Fahrenheit). We nursed Coronas from mini bottles and watched as a balletic dance number commenced. It featured set pieces of XL sized faux Greco and Roman statuary framed in white neon, which felt very 1990s gay Italian discoteca , which I liked. The principal winged and whisked about, the vibes were high. Our seats were ostensibly front row, but this was one of those situations in which the first few rows actually diminished the view, given the huge expanse of the space. We turned our heads upward to the screens. Apparently, this dance was a tribute to Athens–the origin of the Olympiad.

The Scoop With Rachna Shah: Back To Representing Alexander McQueen

This week's guest is the CEO of PR firm KCD, Rachna Shah. Having started her career at KCD as a junior publicist 29 years ago, she has seen firsthand the industry's customer approach go full circle — from a localized approach to a global one and back again.

And if you attend fashion weeks, you've seen Rachna — clad in black, headset on, swiftly moving between backstage and the front row. Ahead of New York Fashion Week, which starts next Wednesday, I called her to get the scoop.

We are working with the house of Alexander McQueen again in the US market. We have a long history with the house, since the days when it was integrated into the Gucci Group. We started working with Lee on all his Paris shows and through the transition with Sarah, which was such a personally meaningful time for the brand. So it's wonderful to be working with the brand again on their next journey. The energy from the Grammys this past weekend, with Lady Gaga paying homage to Lee on stage and [indie pop band] The Marías wearing custom designs by Seán, was so incredible.

We stopped in the transition from Sarah to Seán, which can happen when a brand is going through a reset. But we are very happy to be a part of the brand again.

Speaking of the US market, it seems to be such a focus for brands at the moment. Moncler just had its Grenoble show in Aspen, Chanel showed its pre-fall collection in New York... Why do you think that is?

With everything going on in the world right now and specifically in the US, it feels like the dissonance between the macro and the world of fashion is at an all-time high. Do you anticipate this NYFW to get particularly political?

It is devastating. And it is in these times that art, culture and storytelling become so important. It's very personal to each designer how they make their point of view known in a dark time. I think we're going to see across the season how the unrest is affecting that emotional output. But underneath it all, this is a business, and the economy of it needs to move forward. So it's about how you do that while still holding space for what's going on in this country.

The Snapshot Turns 10 As Marc Jacobs Launches “Make Your Marc”

For Spring 2026, Marc Jacobs introduces " Make Your Marc ," a collection dedicated to individuality and personal style, expressed through the house's most recognizable accessories and design codes. Focusing on a balance of heritage and evolution, the season revisits familiar signatures while offering refreshed interpretations.

Stealing the spotlight, the J Marc monogram anchors the collection, popping up across the assortment as a unifying motif and the ultimate emblem of Spring 2026. Consider this your warning: it's about to be everywhere! And it doesn't stop here. New silhouettes further expand the Snapshot and J Marc universe. The Snapshot Shoulder emerges with an elongated profile suited for seamless day-to-night styling, merging practicality with a streamlined aesthetic. Meanwhile, The Wave makes its retail debut after first appearing on the runway, defined by a sculptural shape and fluid construction that introduce a sense of movement to the season's accessory offering.